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Peter Aloys Gratz (17 August 1769, Oy-Mittelberg – 1 November 1849) was a German schoolmaster and widely published Biblical scholar, who contributed to debates within Catholicism in the early nineteenth century. He died at Darmstadt in 1849.

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rdfs:comment	Peter Alois Gratz (* 17. August 1769 in Mittelberg, Allgäu; † 1. November 1849 in Darmstadt) war einer der bedeutendsten katholischen Bibelwissenschaftler im frühen 19. Jahrhundert. Er wurde insbesondere durch seinen Kritisch-historischen Kommentar über das Evangelium des Matthäus bekannt, der 1821–1823 in zwei Bänden in Tübingen erschien. (de) Peter Aloys Gratz (17 August 1769, Oy-Mittelberg – 1 November 1849) was a German schoolmaster and widely published Biblical scholar, who contributed to debates within Catholicism in the early nineteenth century. He died at Darmstadt in 1849. (en)
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